Improving the Science of Rehabilitation, Disability, and Independent Living
Membership in the DRRC is open to all non-profit organizations with an interest in disability, independent living, and rehabilitation research.
About Us
The Disability and Rehabilitation Research Coalition (DRRC) is a coalition of national non-profit organizations committed to improving the science of medical rehabilitation, disability, and independent living. The DRRC seeks to maximize the return on the federal investment in the field with the goal of improving the ability of Americans with disabilities to live and function as independently as possible. The coalition plays a leadership role in increasing and leveraging federal resources devoted to medical rehabilitation, disability, and independent living research.
Learn more about the DRRC membership.
Recent Advocacy Efforts
- June 3 – Letter to NIH: Recommendations for Implementing the COSWD Strategic Plan from a Disability Perspective.
- April 18 – Letter to ACL: Comments on Proposed Rule for NIDILRR Peer Review Criteria.
- April 7 – Letter to NIH/AHRQ: Designating People with Disabilities as a Health Disparity Population.
- April 1 – Letter to NIH: Comments on NIH-Wide Strategic Plan Framework on Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility.
- February 17 – Letter to Ways & Means Health Subcommittee: Statement for the Record on Bridging Health Equity Gaps for People with Disabilities.
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